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Scianna Garcia

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Scianna Garcia’s Biography

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Scianna Garcia is an undergraduate student at the Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication expected to graduate in December 2022. Garcia currently works for Cronkite News as a general assignment digital reporter and the Phoenix Magazine as an editorial intern. Although Garcia is general assignment, she specializes in covering education news and profiles.

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Delicious Little Tokyo offers a new taste experience

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APS shares wildfire plan to council

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Pasadena City Council shaping up after primary

The Pasadena City Council is shaping up after the June 7 primary, as of June 12. The candidates receiving a m…

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SoCal's Mochinut to open 2nd Arizona location

SoCal's Mochinut to open 2nd Arizona location

Los Angeles-based chain Mochinut is bringing a new type of doughnut to the Northwest Valley, opening its seco…

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Anderson 3rd graders earn free tuition from Rosztoczy

Anderson 3rd graders earn free tuition from Rosztoczy

Eighty-four third graders at Michael Anderson Elementary School in Avondale have been given the chance to att…

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Anthem RoBeagles attend world championship

Anthem RoBeagles attend world championship

After participating in the FIRST Championship in Houston, the Anthem-area RoBeagles are looking for new stude…

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Articles

Doctoral College takes virtual learning to a new level

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By Scianna Garcia
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We’re all familiar with Zoom and Teams conferencing calls, but have you ever envisioned meeting with colleagues in the metaverse? The metaverse is a highly immersive virtual world, used to play and socialize, and now it is being used as a tool for Grand Canyon University to collaborate in academics. “We had people from Florida, Tennessee, Connecticut and Canada join us, and for all intents and purposes, we felt like we were in the same space.
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GCU student to tour with Mrs. Doubtfire on Broadway

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By Scianna Garcia
| GCU Today Verified
Photos by Mathew McGraw Grand Canyon University music major Pili Fronda knew he wanted to perform on Broadway from the moment he saw "Wicked" on tour with his sixth-grade elementary choir. The senior, pursuing a bachelor's degree in music with an emphasis in percussion performance, is about to fulfill his dream this fall, joining the U.S. tour of "Mrs. Doubtfire" on Broadway as a drummer.
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Naegeli makes Valley '40 under 40' list

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By Scianna Garcia
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Dr. Breanna Naegeli has held eight roles in her career at Grand Canyon University, from an admissions counselor in 2009 to Dean of the Honors Collegetoday. Now at just 36 years old, she has been named to the 40 under 40 list, an award from the Phoenix Business Journal that distinguishes influential individuals in the Valley making an impact in their community.
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What was your first job as a journalist?

Intern with Times Media Group

Why did you become a journalist?

To tell the stories of my own local communities that don't typically receive coverage.

What advice can you offer to aspiring journalists?

Definitely make connections early on in your career and don't be afraid to step out of your comfort zone!